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Moco Museum London
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Moco Museum London
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When: Daily
Moco Masters celebrates artists within modern and contemporary art history, from Andy Warhol and Damien Hirst to Jean-Michel Basquiat and Keith Haring, and how art evolves through generations.
Must-see: Jean-Michel Basquiat’s To Repel Ghosts, Yayoi Kusama’s Fire, Jeff Koons’ Dolphin Taz Trashcan
When: Sep 11 to Mar 11
Moco Museum London opens with Marina Abramovic's temporary solo exhibition, a new performance art exhibition, called the Healing Frequency. This exhibition is a culmination of Marina Abramovic's 55-year journey through the realms of art, spirituality, and human consciousness.
When: Daily
The world has embraced digital and immersive art as it connects people easily. Moco Museum supports an immersive approach to creating multi-sensory environments. This exhibit features a selection of rare art NFTs, making Moco one of the first museums in the world to showcase NFTs and digital art examples in this way.
When: Daily
This exhibition features artists who challenge the norm and move us to self-reflect, whether it’s reconnecting with their childhood while commentating on our relationship with consumerism like Takashi Murakami and KAWS or using light as art like Chris Levine, JR, and Tracey Emin.
Must-see: Tracey Emin’s The Closest I am to Love is You, KAWS’ NYT (Companion Close Up) Brown, FriendsWithYou’s Valley of the Gods
Duration: The visit will take between 1-1.5 hours.
Best time to visit: To avoid crowds, consider visiting on weekdays. Weekends tend to be busier, especially during peak tourist seasons. However, if you are visiting on a weekend, visit in the mornings or late afternoons to avoid crowds.
Address: 1-4 Marble Arch, London W2 2UH, United Kingdom
Imagine walking through Van Gogh's sunflower fields, exploring the abstract forms of Kandinsy, or feeling at peace with Monet's water lilies, and not just looking at them. That's what Frameless is all about! It's a digital art gallery where you can actually experience the masterpieces. This place is perfect for art lovers or anyone who wants something a bit different. It's like a museum meets virtual reality, with interactive exhibits, large-scale projections, and sound, allowing you to step inside these masterpieces.
Moco Museum London + Frameless TicketsAbsolutely! The museum offers engaging exhibits that can captivate visitors of all ages. However, some contemporary art pieces may appeal more to older children and teens. Strollers are welcome, and there is a baby changing facility available within the accessible toilet on the first floor.
Audio guides are available throughout the museum in English, Dutch, Spanish, French, Italian, and German for visually disabled visitors. The venue is also wheelchair accessible and has an elevator. Carers for disabled visitors will be given complimentary entry at the door. For this, simply show proof of needing a carer ticket at the entrance and they will be allowed in.
Of course! Feel free to take photos without flash and share them. When taking photos, please make sure not to disturb other visitors.
The museum will do its best to accommodate any late arrivals. If the museum is at capacity, you will be required to wait until there is allocated space for you to enter.
No, there is no time limit once you’re inside the museum, so feel free to explore at your own pace. Just be sure to check the closing time so you can plan your visit accordingly.
There is no public parking available at Moco Museum London, but there are multiple local options available. The closest car park is on Bryanston Street or Great Cumberland Place, just a few minutes walk away.
There is no cloakroom available at the museum. There are lockers in the lobby, free of charge, on a first come first serve basis.
There’s no strict dress code, but it’s advisable to dress comfortably as you’ll be walking through several exhibit rooms.